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brown funny hat
boots

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brown, blue, overalls, boots, work clothes, white shirts, brown hats, 

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brown, blue, overalls, boots, work clothes, white shirts, brown hats, 

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Joshua Sharrock

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overalls and a brown cap a pair of work boots and

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Patched up
Three characters have similar clothing, but not perfectly the same
The boy is given the hat by the father and grandfather
The older people have opinions on how the clothes should be worn
The boy eventually wears the hat in neither of the recommended fashions

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The clothes are all brown overall with a white shirt and hat, but they look a little different because they're worn.
How are traditions the same but different between the generations?

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In "La Luna," the grandfather and father give the boy a new hat.
Traditions are typically handed down from the grandparents and the parents to the young people.

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The young boy doesn't wear the hat the way his father or grandfather told him to. The boy wears his hat backwards.
Traditions are often done in a similar but new way.

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The clothes are pieces together and patched after being used.
Traditions are often patched together with other traditions.

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In "La Luna," they are wearing work clothes to do work.  Their facial hair literally matches the tools they use.
Traditions often revolve around our "work," like our religions and heritages.